Wolves boss Nuno Espirito
Santo challenged his side to "maintain these standards" after they
fought back from a goal down to stun Chelsea and gain their first victory in
seven Premier League matches. Two goals in four
second-half minutes - from Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota - gave the hosts victory
after Ruben Loftus-Cheek's 25-yard effort was headed into his own net by Wolves
captain Conor Coady after only 18 minutes. "This doesn't mean
all the problems are solved," said Nuno, whose side won for the first time
since their 1-0 away victory at Crystal Palace on 6 October. "It was a very good
performance. In the first half, the organisation and staying in the game was
important. "In the second half,
we showed desire to go in front. It was fantastic work from the boys. The only
way to play these teams is you have to run more than them and when you have
your chances take them. We have to maintain these standards." Wolves' win leaves them
12th in the…